Roger Federer gets Jo-Wilfried Tsonga again on his side of the draw, but, this is the French Open, and most French players, do not really perform well in front of their home crowd. I don't even expect Tsonga to reach the quarterfinals. I pick Juan Monaco instead to meet Roger Federer in the quarters. Roger may have two possible French opponents as well before he reaches the semis, Julien Bennetteau and Gilles Simon. Otherwise, he should be able to reach the semifinals of his side of the draw, without much problem.
Labels
Popular Posts of the Week
-
I've been hearing about Coco Vandeweghe for a while now, especially during the hard court season. At this year's Tokyo Open,...
-
1. Serena Williams / Venus Williams (USA) - 15 2. Karolina Pliskova / Petra Kvitova (CZE) - 19 3. Svetlana Kuznetsova / Elena Vesnina (...
-
Every Grand Slam, I award to the country with the most number of players into the fourth round, a Country Champion Trophy. For the Austra...
-
The surprises haven't let up! Argentinian player Juan Monaco, who is a looker himself, is said to be going out with Zaira Nara. ...
-
Bernard Tomic of Australia, ranked #199, was invited into the main draw of this year's Australian Open, and uses this opportunity very...
-
Finally, Filippo Volandri reaches the semi's of an ATP Tour. It has not been a very good year for him as of yet, till this tournament....
-
Frenchwoman Caroline Garcia is in a very tough part of the women's draw, and although she is the highest ranked player left there...
-
Russia continues to dominate the elite women's Team Country Award in the Grand Slams. In this year's French Open, six Russian wom...
-
With so many of the top women's seeds falling by the wayside in this year's Wimbledon, Simona Halep may find herself in the c...
-
Tatjana Malek of Germany, ranked #141 in the world, won her first round US Open match against Akgul Amanmuradova , ranked #121 in the w...
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment